3) Notification from the director of the National Discount Bank agency in Paris dated July 7, 1911, reporting the sending to Mme. Zetkin of a check for 24,445.30 marks and 30 Swedish bonds.
4) Letter from Mr. Kautsky dated October 2, 1911, reporting Mr. Mehring's refusal. Original and translation.
5) Letter from Mr. Kautsky dated October 18, 1911, reporting his refusal. Original and translation.
6) Letter from Mme. Zetkin (and Kautsky) dated November 18, 1911. Original. The translation was transmitted to you on May 20, 1912.
7) Letter from Mme. Zetkin dated November 16, 1911, reporting her refusal. Original and translation.
8) Resolution of the Conference of the Russian Social-Democratic Labour Party (which took place in January 1912) regarding the sum that was in the hands of Mme. Zetkin.

Accept, sir, my best assurances.
I. Ulyanova
Address: Mr. Oulianoff. 4. Rue Marie Rose. Paris. XIV" (Central Party Archive and Institute of Marxism-Leninism at the Central Committee of the CPSU).

In his reply of June 3 (new style) 1912, J. Ducos de la Haille confirmed receipt of the documents sent by N. K. Krupskaya and V. I. Lenin's letter, and promised to arrange a meeting.

N. K. KRUPSKAYA—member of the RSDLP from 1898, comrade-in-arms and wife of V. I. Lenin.
After the II Congress of the RSDLP—secretary of the editorial board of the Bolshevik newspapers "Vperyod" and "Proletariy." While working abroad, she conducted extensive correspondence with party organizations in Russia. During the years of the world imperialist war, she took active part in the activities of foreign Bolshevik sections, was secretary of their Committee (KZO).

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LETTER TO ATTORNEY J. DUCOS DE LA HAILLE

Paris, June 10, [19]12

Dear Comrade,

I shall be obliged to leave Paris on June 15.

In connection with this, it is absolutely necessary that our contract be finally drafted and signed no later than Friday, June 14.

For this reason I am sending you the text of the contract which I propose, and I ask you to be so good as to arrange a meeting with me as soon as possible*.

Accept, dear comrade, my fraternal greetings

Vl. Ulyanov

*On the envelope of this letter V. I. Lenin wrote: "Recours. M. Ducos de la Haille. Avocat a la Cour d'Appel. 58. Avenue de Clichy. 58. Paris. 18e".